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Two things my Grandma Taught Me about being an Arse

Hey mate,

I thought I would share, two insights My Grandma Agnes had about being an arse!

(Since we are focusing on the Assholes Guide to Enlightenment!)

“Be awake. Be thankful.”

Grandma always taught me as an American Indian to be awake, to keep my eyes lovingly open, to notice and to appreciate what is in front of me, and also what is inside of me that is plain to see.

Ever notice EVERYONE notices both you and your crap? And if they can accept you with it all, that leads me to Grandma’s second point.

Grandma Point number 2: Be thankful.

Be thankful for all that you are, and all the crap you have too.

“If you are thankful, you won’t hide it, you’ll let it out, so you can explore it, learn from it, and actually relate better to other people.”

Just a couple of thoughts, from one of the wise elders in my life.

Enjoy the day, and get the Asshole’s Guide to Enlightenment by clicking:

AGE MEGAPACKAGE

(There are sample recordings for you to enjoy too, good stuff that will change your world, without having to be all prim, proper, and politically correct.)

Mr. Twenty Twenty
Professional Visionary

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About the Author:

Mr Twenty Twenty - "The Weird Obtuse NLP Guru". His adventure in NLP began as a Police Interrogator back in 1988. As a prison guard, taken hostage in the Camp Hill Prison Riots in 1989, diagnosed with PTSD, he immersed himself into NLP, Native Wisdom Healing - Shamanic training, and Wilderness Survival - to heal himself of the effects of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder - effectively taking his life back and becoming a world known authority. His advancements in Subjective Modeling, and using NLP to "undesign" your brain and how to use NLP to...

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  1. Joan says:

    Mr. 20/20 — I certainly enjoyed the one audio I have heard so far. You are a good common sense guy — deeply spiritual with one foot on the ground! How refreshing!

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